By William Tucker
The morning after two explosions occurred at the end point of the Boston marathon there has been very little new information to report. Thus far, the reports of two improvised explosive devices detonating in a crowd of …
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Explosions disrupt Boston Marathon
Vernon Loeb and William Branigin, Washington Post
Special to In Homeland Security
BOSTON — Two explosions disrupted the Boston Marathon on Monday, causing at least two deaths and nearly two dozen injuries and scattering crowds near the finish line, authorities …
A Conspiracy of One
By William Tucker
First you feel nervous about riding the bus. Then you wonder about going to a mall. Then you think twice about sitting for long at your favorite café. Then nowhere seems safe. Terrorist groups have a strategy—to …
Judge in 9/11 trial OKs audio delays, censor at Guantanamo
by Carol Rosenberg, The Miami Herald
The chief of the Guantanamo war court has approved the use of a time delay on public viewing of the Sept. 11 death-penalty trial as well as a censor in his court to make …
Lauderdale airport gets TSA PreCheck express lane
by Arlene Satchell, The Sun Sentinel
If you’re traveling through Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport for the holidays, you just might breeze through security courtesy of a new program launched there Wednesday by the Transportation Security Administration.
The agency rolled out …
Congressman-elect Scott Perry to serve on Homeland Security, other committees
by Ed Mahon, York Daily Record
YORK, PA
Scott Perry, who was recently elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, now knows what committees he’ll serve on once he takes office in January: Foreign Affairs; Homeland Security; and Transportation and …